Moving to a new country at a young age was hard for Josè, entering a new culture can sometimes mean forgetting the culture you left behind.

Elise expresses her emotions through poetry, through her art she's able to communicate how it feels to be light skinned in a dominantly white world.

Eleonora was brought up with different traditions, so today she doesn't live by any specific culture.

Prince is very convinced about what he believes in, with time he realised that Western countries have a distorted idea of African culture.

Christopher spent most of his life in Belgium, but he doesn't feel like that's his home country.

Jennifer's family moved to Belgium when she was little so she doesn't remember much, but for her parents it wasn't easy to start a brand new life.

By moving to Belgium, Maria got to discover her dad's culture, but it only made her Brazilian identity stronger.

Ester had a big admiration for Danish culture until she moved to Denmark, where she was confronted with reality.

Luka doesn't really feel the influence of the cultural side of his mom, but he does want to learn more about it.

Being a young black woman in this society is not easy, but Malenge learnt to believe in herself and she knows that she can reach any goal she sets for herself.

Parmeet identified as Afghan, until he went abroad. When he came back he realised he is Belgian, despite of what other people say.

Growing up with Asian values in a European country can be challenging, but that's what made Kelly the person she is today.